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World’s Greatest Low Carb Keto Waffles

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This is it! The World’s Best Low Carb Pancake and Waffle batter. Hands down. And did I mention that these are Keto waffles? These waffles are incredibly Keto to boot.

top down view of 4 Keto waffles on different colored plates
These Keto waffles that I’ve been making are just the best.

(I know that every food blogger says that, but you’ve got to take my word for it on this one.)

syrup is being poured onto a low carb waffle

These aren’t just the best low carb waffles, they are the best regular waffles too.

These waffles could go head to head with any waffle, any time, any place.  They could throw down in IHOP and come out the winner, no question.

a close up view of a gluten free waffle

Waffles tend to be nutritional wastelands.

Lots of sugar and flour and not much else.  But check out the ingredients in my Keto waffles: Eggs, Cream Cheese, Baking Powder, Oil and Almond Flour.  This is real food, people! Real food with only 5g of net carbs and a hefty 19g of protein. And did I mention that it also makes the World’s Greatest Low Carb Pancakes? Well, it does. Best waffles and pancakes ever.

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World’s Greatest Low Carb Keto Waffles

World's Best Low Carb Keto Waffles

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4.8 from 22 reviews

This is it. The World’s Best Low Carb Pancake and Waffle batter. Hands down.

  • Author: Resolutoin Eats
  • Prep Time: 5
  • Cook Time: 3
  • Total Time: 8 minutes
  • Yield: 1 1x
  • Category: Entree
  • Cuisine: American
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Ingredients

  • 2 large eggs
  • 2 oz cream cheese
  • 2 – 4 tablespoons almond flour*
  • 1 tablespoon coconut oil or melted butter**
  • 1/2 teaspoon baking powder

Instructions

1.  Add all ingredients to a blender and blend until smooth.

2.  Pour the batter into a pre-heated, lightly greased waffle maker and bake according to manufacturer’s directions. (Usually 2-3 minutes.)

3.  When done, use a fork to lift it off the grid.

Notes

*For thicker, breadier waffles, add 1-2 tablespoons more almond flour to the 2 tablespoons in the recipe.  If you add 1 tablespoon more, then the net carbs are 6g.  If you add 2 tablespoons more, then the net carbs are 7g.

**Omit oil if using for pancake batter.

Nutrition

  • Serving Size: 1 Belgian Waffle
  • Calories: 522
  • Fat: 48
  • Carbohydrates: 7
  • Fiber: 2
  • Protein: 19

Keywords: Low Carb Waffle, Keto Wafffle, Low Carb Pancakes, Keto Pancakes

If you liked this low carb breakfast, then you might like my recipes for Cauliflower Eggs Benedict, Blueberry Ricotta Pancakes or Biscuits and Sausage Gravy.

I’ve included links to the specialty ingredients used in this recipe.  You should know that these are Amazon Associates links, so I’ll receive a small commission if you buy something.

Pinterest Pin for Gluten-Free Sugar-Free World's Best Waffle and Pancake Batter.

 

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  1. I love these waffles. The taste and texture is wonderful! Thought I would freeze the extra for another time…nope.🤷🏽‍♀️ Thanks for the recipe, keep up the great work..please and thank you.🤞🏽

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  2. Thank you for this recipe! Just made it and it couldn’t haven’t been easier and it was very tasty! I used my ninja single serve cup to blend, added sf vanilla extract and a little cinnamon. Ate it warm with butter and sf syrup. Yum yum!! I followed your advice and cut the belgium waffle in half. I imagine it will be even better after being toasted for left overs. Thanks again!

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    • No problem! I haven’t tried freezing them and then toasting them, but someone else in the comment thread did it and it worked out really well. Adding vanilla and cinnamon was a good idea. I’ve actually got a similar recipe for Pumpkin Waffles that uses this recipe along with mashed pumpkin and pumpkin spice. https://www.resolutioneats.com/blog/low-carb-pumpkin-waffles/ This might be a good one to try now that we are in pumpkin spice season.

      Thanks for your comment!

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    • I recently discovered the concept of “chaffles” and immediately ordered the well-known “Dash” mini-waffle maker from Amazon. I shredded a bit over two ounces of an aged, semi-hard cheddar cheese from Aldi into a steel mixing bowl with two whole jumbo eggs, your suggested 1/2 teaspoon of baking powder, and approximately 3-1/2 tablespoons of a well-ground almond meal (Trader Joe’s “Just Almond Meal”) before vigorously mixing the lot with a fork — no blender. Nor did I add any oil to the recipe beyond dabbing a bit of saved bacon grease on the hot griddle with a paper towel.

      After the waffle maker indicated full heating by turning off that blue LED light at the top, I cautiously poured some of the mixture into the griddle. The first dollop was too much, and the overflow gushed out all over the front as the baking powder sprang into action. LMAO! But after four minutes and some interesting smoke, I unplugged the Dash. Opening the lid revealed a lightly browned concoction that separated easily from the griddle with the smallest urging from a fork. Mmmm. Mmmm! Bready with a distinct cheese flavor and only a hint of egginess!

      In short, even my rough and ready adaptation of your excellent recipe come out very nicely! I’m planning on trying the cream cheese version with a touch of vanilla and possibly Walmart’s “Great Value” sugar-free pancake syrup. My mangled version of your recipe would have produced about four mini waffles had I not repeatedly over-poured, which wasted a fair mount of batter. Two more waffles are now crisping up on the counter under a paper towel, awaiting later snacking. 🙂

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      • Ha, thanks so much for the Kind words. I have to say- I always wince when people write in with adaptations of my recipes. When someone changes a recipe and it all goes terribly wrong, I am often the one who gets the blame. So thank you for taking all the responsibility for your waffles! I will have to try the Aldi cheese you mentioned. I am all about ingredients you can buy at Walmart, Trader Joe’s and Aldi. Did you know that you can get almond flour at Aldi now? I was so psyched when I learned that. And I use a very similar sugar-free pancake syrup with my waffles. I actually like it much more than the pricy sugar-free syrups you can buy on Amazon. The one I use is from the “Essentials” brand, which is the generic at my local store.

        But anyway, I appreciated your comment very much. When recipes go right, I love to hear about them. And this makes me think that you might like my recipe for broccoli waffles. (I published it back in 2017, before chaffles were even a thing. Not to brag.) Broccoli waffles aren’t for everyone, but you seem like the kind of adventurous eater who might like them.

        Broccoli Waffles

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  3. Greatest!!!
    I’ve been making these waffles for about a month. I make a big batch and freeze them. Just put in the toaster in the morning.
    I have been trying to gain weight (about 15 pounds) so thank goodness for the calories. If you have any good advice of other things that can help gain weight, I’m all ears. Thank you again for sharing.

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    • So glad you like the recipe! And yes, the waffles are very high in calories. When you are doing low carb, eating more calories doesn’t necessarily mean that you will gain weight though. The whole idea behind Keto is to lower carbs and increase fats to lose weight. So if you are trying to gain weight while eating low carb, you should actually increase the amount of protein that you consume, rather than the amount of fat. It is counter to everything that you were taught about dieting, but when you are on a low carb diet, your body plays by different rules. You can find out more about using protein for weight gain from the Dr. Bernstein Diet. Here’s a video where he talks about using protein for weight loss and weight gain. YouTube.com/watch?v=j4HkBDR_mcw

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  4. Omg, FINALLY!!! I’ve been looking for a good keto waffle recipe for SO LONG!! Just yesterday I tried one with 3 times the amount of ingredients that had me folding in peaked eggwhites and using every bowl and utensil I had and all I had at the end was waffle-shaped cardboard and a trashed kitchen… I almost gave up! But I saw this and the reviews and that it was at least easy. I’m SO glad I tried it! This was so quick and easy, and the taste AND texture were great! THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

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    • Sure thing! I know what you are talking about. I tried that whipped egg white one too. So much trouble for breakfast. Blender waffle are definitely the way to go. Thanks so much for letting me know that you like them.

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  6. Girl!!!!! You were not kidding when you said the worlds greatest keto waffles! They surely are! I just made them they were perfect, I’ll be eating these every day. Thank you for a non eggy/cheesy keto recipe. Yum!

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    • Ha, thanks! And me too. I got into the habit of making these waffles every morning. I have one word of advice though. These waffles are not low in calories. The serving size is 1 Belgian waffle, and it has 552 calories. But Belgian waffles are so big that I started eating half of one and saving the other one for the next day. (Well, I tried to anyway. A lot of times I just gobbled the whole thing.) Thanks so much for making my day with your nice comment. Have a good one!

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  7. This was so good and easy to make! I didn’t have baking powder so I did a teaspoon of baking soda and 1/4 teaspoon of lemon juice. I also added a few drops of vanilla flavoring. My husband LOVED it

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  8. love the waffle, I did add frozen blueberry and few drops of vanilla, and it was perfect. topped it with a choc zero mapple sirup.

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    • Oh yum. I’ve put blueberries in my waffles and pancakes before but have never tried frozen. I would think that they wouldn’t thaw out in the waffle iron, so it’s good to know that they do. And I have never tried Choc Zero syrup before but I keep hearing about it. I just placed an order for it on Amazon. Thanks so much for those two tips!

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  9. Really amazing! I have a low-carb, gluten-free bakery and these are the best I’ve had. I added a 2 teaspoons of Sukrin Gold and a dash of vanilla bean paste then topped with Nature’s Hollow sugar free raspberry syrup and a dallop of swerve confectioners-sweetened whipped cream and everyone raved about the waffle “dessert.” I used 1/4 C almond flour (4T) and got a nice thick batter. It was more than my Belgian waffle maker would hold so the recipe made 1.5 waffles for me. Keep up the great work!

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    • Thank you! I’m so glad you were able to use these waffles to make such a delicious sounding dessert. I think I need to go make that for myself now. So where do you find vanilla paste? This is the first time I’ve heard of it.

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      • I use Madagascar vanilla bean paste. You can buy it on Amazon. I do think it has some sugar in it, but I use less than 1/4 tsp in this recipe so should have minimal affect on blood sugar. I’d think any vanilla flavoring would be almost as good and sugar-free.

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  10. This really is the best keto waffle recipe I have tried. I won’t go back to the grainy flax ones again. I made these in my hotel room! I used a blender bottle (be patient – the cream cheese WILL incorporate with just a few small lumps!) and my mini waffle maker. Take that $11 hotel breakfast that wouldn’t be keto anyway! I had baking soda instead of powder, so I halved the amount, and it worked just fine. 🙂 Even my picky father in law didn’t find any reason to complain. LOL! Thank you for a great recipe!!

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  12. Love love love! Thank you so much for recipe! I used an immersion blender to keep extra air out (post gastric bypass gal) and they still cooked up beautifully!!! Thank you for making waffles possible again! I’ve got a great pic, but exhausted and a bit technochallenged…will try and figure out…lol. Thanks again!

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  13. I’ve been using 3 TBSP almond four per recipe (right in the middle) and they have been perfect. If you only used 2 TBSP almond flour, your waffle batter would be pretty runny. It would be great if you were using it to make say, an english muffin replacement in a skillet with the same recipe, but for waffles, 3TBSP of almond flour was perfect for me. Sorry it didn’t work out, this recipe is DELICIOUS! I recommend making 1 single batch first, trying with 3 TBSP of AF, and then see how that does and go from there!

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    • I used 4 TBSP almond flour per batch and it was super runny. No idea how cutting it down to 3 would fix the problem. It was completely pourable. Like, thinner than cake batter. Should it have been thicker?

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      • Yes, if you are using 4 tablespoons of almond flour, then it should definitely be as thick as you would expect regular waffle batter to be. But this should be easy to fix. I’d make up a single batch using 4 tablespoons (1/4 cup) almond flour, and then add more almond flour in one tablespoon increments until it reaches a consistency that is thick enough to use in a waffle iron without running everywhere.

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  14. I’m so confused. All the ratings are awesome, but I had no success with this recipe AT ALL. I quadrupled the recipe to get 4 waffles. I used 8oz cream cheese, 4 tablespoons melted kerrygold, 16 tablespoons almond flour, 2 teaspoons baking soda, and 8 eggs. They turned out terrible. The batter was so runny that it kept pouring out of my waffle iron all over my counter. The waffles turned out thin and not thick or bready at all. I’m so sad….guess I should’ve tried a single waffle first. What could’ve went wrong??

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    • Oh no! Sorry you wasted so many ingredients on this recipe. If the batter was too liquid, then you didn’t use enough almond flour. If you quadrupled the recipe, then you would need to use 1 full cup of super fine almond flour. The only idea I have is that you lost count as you were measuring out 16 tablespoons of the almond flour. I trust you when you say that you used the correct amounts though, so I really don’t know how this happened.

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    • Hi Courtney, if I understand right, you used baking soda instead of baking powder and this caused the problem. The batter IS runny anyway, so there is no need to overfill the plates, the waffles WILL definitely rise and become thick and very tasty…

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  15. My husband and I have been eating keto and love trying new recipes. We have been looking for a simple ingredient, yummy recipe for waffles and this is it! He’s quite picky and he truly loved it! Next test is on the kids! Kudos to you from one happy momma and wife! Also, I doubled the batch and it made 8 normal size waffles (non-Belgian waffles) in our waffle maker. Thanks again! 😁

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    • Yay! Thank you so much for letting me know that you like the waffles. Hope it passes the kid test too!

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  16. This recipe was as equally simple as it was yummy. I was totally impressed with how cake like the taste was. My 3 yr old and I made them together and used her heart shaped waffle maker to make a total of about 8 waffles. She loved them, as did my husband and mom. Thanks so much for sharing this gem.

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    • Thanks so much for letting me know how many waffles you got out of the batter. I only have a Belgian waffle maker. Thanks!

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  17. Amazing!!! I had didn’t have high hopes for this recipe, but it was simple the straightforward ingredients and instructions that peaked my interest. WOW WOW WOW!! I followed to the letter using 4Tbsp of Almond flour and 1Tbsp butter, and the recipe gave me 4 waffles! Perfect for breakfast, but I have been using them for sandwiches!! Today was a big batch day, so now I have enough made for 8 servings of 2 waffles. I also tried using a garlic and herb spreadable cream cheese, and they turned out great!!!! This will be a weekly make, they are fantastic!! I love that they have simple ingredients because I live on a small tropical island and things like monk fruit, erythritol, and phylum husk… just do not exist here!! Thank you again for this!!

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    • Yay! Waffles for the win. You might want to look at your local store for Sugar-Free Pancake Syrup. It’s not a specialty item where I live, so you might be able to find it next to the regular pancake syrups. Thanks so much for your nice note. You made my day.

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      • Made this recipe today for my kiddos and they loved it! I kinda eye balled the ingredients so I know I used more than I should’ve but here’s what I did; 3/4 cup of almond flour, 2-3 oz cream cheese, 1 tbsp coconut oil, 1/2 teaspoon baking powder, 2 xtra large eggs beat with mixer and pour to un-greased mini waffle maker! Made 7 of them!!! Soooooo good and saving this recipe for Saturday mornings! Thank you

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  18. perfect waffles, exceptionally easy to make – without the need of whisking egg whites!
    there is no need for me to try another/new recipe for gf/keto waffles…these are really nice, they took 6-7 min in my waffle maker and after removing them out they dried on the surface – got crunchy – and became even more crispy and really fluffy inside,
    thank you for the recipe

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  19. I’ve tried many low carb waffle recipes since I started this diet. I think this one is by far the best. My new go-to recipe.

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  20. Absolutely love the recipe as a go to. I add cinnamon or sugar free chocolate chips and/ or sweetener of choice depending on my mood.

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    • Oh my goodness, chocolate chip waffles sound amazing. Will definitely be giving these a try. Thanks!

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  21. Do you know of anything nondairy that might be able to successfully replace the cream cheese? We aren’t able to consume dairy. Thanks!

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    • You can substitute cream cheese in most recipes with Kite Hill almond based cream cheese spread. It works like a charm in most applications. They also make a plain yogurt that can be subbed for any yogurt or sour cream required in recipes. Kroger stores (many chains fall under the Kroger umbrella) carry it, as do all health food stores.

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      • Thanks for that tip. I keep hearing about low carb things you can buy at Kroger. There is one about 10 miles away from me but I’ve never been there. Are there any other low carb Kroger finds I should look for?

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        • They often have their house brand of cream cheese on sale for 99 cents. I stock up when they have that. I also stock up on their CarbMaster Yogurt, which is sweetened with Sucralose, and usually marked at 50 cents each. It’s a little overly sweet, and low fat, so I solve both of those issues by adding 1T heavy cream to a serving. They carry some Torani SF syrups, if you need any. Boar’s Head meats from their deli are always gluten free, with minimal stuff added in, and good quality. My favorite deli meats! Aidells Chicken & Turkey Meatballs with Sundried Tomatoes, which I don’t find anywhere else. La Choy Soy Sauce (GF), hard to find around here. They have a big selection of flavored waters, both sparkling and still. Louanna Coconut Oil in a good size tub (not so big it won’t fit in my baking cupboard, as I find at Costco) – refined, so no coconut taste. NutPods Non Dairy Creamer, unsweetened — my fave is Vanilla. These should be on the shelf with boxed milks. My “dirty Keto” splurge is Protein Almonds from Optimum Nutrition, in the aisle with protein drinks. They have maltitol, but I only eat 3 at a time — so delicious! If you like those old timey potted meats, they are the only store I know that carris it in Corned Beef (everyone else has only ham and chicken). It’s great on low carb crackers. I find their produce only so-so, and don’t buy much of it there. They often have some sauces, dressings, condiments that I don’t find in other stores. It’s worth taking time to explore.

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          • Thanks so much for all these tips! I really want to check out the low carb yogurt. I’ve been missing it lately.

  22. These are so good. They don’t taste like eggs at all! They’re fluffy and delicious. Thank you so much for this recipe.

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  23. These are the best waffles. I’m new to Keto diet and was afraid it would be another cardboard recipe. ( still getting used to cooking with almond flour).
    I like these better than my non-Keto waffles.

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  24. These were good, but mine came out dry when using coconut oil. Next time I’ll try butter.
    Also, it only filled my square waffle iron about 3/4, so I’ll make half again as much next time.

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